Trained architect turned fashion designer Rachel Sin says ‘having a sense of style is a lifestyle.’ You have to surround yourself in beautiful things to develop a keen eye for good design. While fashion and architecture often inspire one another, Rachel began developing a passion for all things well designed in her studies, earning a Masters degree in architecture. If “God is in the details”, then let the folds of the fabric create these details. Demanding perfection is no easy task in architecture; you must be meticulous and always demand quality. Launching her own line she enjoys the fast pace release of each new season and the expression of creativity where she has full design control. Rachel currently is a practicing Intern Architect in Ottawa and uses the fashion industry as another channel for creative release.

If architecture must always be functional, then fashion should always be wearable. Rachel creates a ready-to-wear line that is the always-appropriate outfit which makes going to work a little more fun and makes a bigger impression at that special occasion. A luxurious collection that has seen each dress re-worked and perfected to become that must-have item in your closet. Refined and sculpted to the form of the female body, with architectural lines that are strong, yet feminine and always at ease with effortless function. The feminine silhouette is meant to be defined, defined not through revealing lines, but by precise tailoring and sensual details that entice attention.

Rachel is fluent in must-have culture. She designs for the independent, want-to-do-it-all woman whose wardrobe is an extension of her confidence, originality and personal style. You never have to try too hard or look overdone, understated style is looking polished in a form fitting dress. This season let the folds of the fabric tell the story, using sharp cuts that define or flirty ruffles that enhance. Celebrate individual style with a look that takes you beyond first impressions.